Tag: Travel Destination Guide
Egypt Travel Guide: Egypt Is An Onion And Other Backpacking Surprises
Egypt is an onion. My biggest takeaway from backpacking Egypt twice in 5 years is that Egypt is an onion.
Is Brunei Safe For Solo Women Travellers?
Is Brunei safe for solo women travellers? A reader asked me recently and the answer is easy.
The Truth Is, I Didn’t Enjoy Travelling China. Here’s Why
I have a problem with travelling, it’s never enough. One month in the Middle East left me wanting more, four months in the US was too short and nine months in New Zealand should’ve lasted nine more.
But three weeks in southern China? Too damn freaking long. I left the country disenchanted, fatigued, and desperate for home.
A Very Honest Overview Of Travelling ‘Boring’ Brunei
Everyone tells me Brunei is boring. Really? I wanted to find out for myself. It was a 4-days-3-nights spontaneous decision to heed the call of #DiscoverBrunei and enter what Brunei Tourism calls the “Kingdom of Unexpected Treasures”.
The Best Thing To Do In Dunedin That Every Other Site Missed
“Dunner Stunner” Dunedin is the quintessential university town in good ol’ New Zealand and it does not pretend to be anything else. The first thing you’ll notice on the streets is the amount of young, privileged, international students that the public school kid in you (or maybe just me) is secretly jealous of.
Top 5 Places On The Wild Side Of Mauritius
Perhaps the most popular description of Mauritius is this quote from Mark Twain: “You gather the idea that Mauritius was created first, and then heaven, and that heaven was copied after Mauritius”.
A Curious Side Of Klang Town That You Never Knew
“Did you have to show them your passport before they let you past the Klang toll?”
A Quick Review Of Cherating Point & MataHari Guesthouse
Cherating Point, supported by surf brand Volcom Malaysia, is one of the more established surf school in Cherating, Kuantan. During the surf season, Cherating Point is in full swing with surf lessons and board rentals. Cherating Point operates from MataHari Chalets, a little guesthouse that is quiet, local, simple and green enough for those who enjoys fuss-free travelling.
My Surf-ginity, Washed Away By The Waves In Cherating
It’s not the nicest of beaches, but Cherating left a mark on me.
And I’m not just talking about the scar on my knee.
